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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

CORPORATION CoURT.-The April term OF the Cor
poration Court, Judge Meade, opened this morn.
Ing. The term is q quarterly one, known as License
Court, and a number OF applications TO keep ordi-
naries, restaurants, &C, were entered. The crfmi-
nal docket for trials Is called at quarterly courts
and grand jury empanneled. The grand Jurors
were called to-day, as follows: p Aitcheson, R W.
Avery, Jos. H. Beach, j. G. Creighton, August
Dean w. H. Davis A; Dixon. Chas doodrcn,
H. Hellmuth c: w. Howell 4. +. Lee, J. c. Milburn,
S o. W; Wall nno Ih9S; hadd w A; snoot J 3. D.
Yohe. The business OF the grand jury win be light
The ARROW CoMPANY.-The chief manager OF
the Arrow steamship Company, Mr.. R. NJ Fryer,
spent portion OF Saturday here, and was I'm con.
ference with the Messrs Agnew with regard to the
transfer OF the ship-yard which, it Is Understood
will be made this week.
Notes.-The Reform Club attended the funeral
of Mr.. JAS. Ennis, formerly constable and wen.
known citizen, yesterday afternoon, from the
the house Of Geo. w. Petty, on South Union street
Mr.. X. j. Thomas is about to put up a row Of
small tenementS on Payne street. between Cam.
eron and Queen Streets.-The Alexandria Light
Infantry now owns its armory, having bought II
on Saturday at sale made under deed OF trust
given give by the Armory Building Company at g 100
The corps Is now In very prosperous condition
The Jewell tract OF land, in Alexandra
county, near the Aqueduct Bridge, has been sold
at $3.50 an acre.
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AROUND THE WoR1D m YAcBf.-The schooner
yacht hFunhilde, whose captain and owner Is }. =.
RhelpA son OF Vim. Walter PhelpA has arrived at
no Janeiro. the Drunhiide Isft New YORK csty In
June, 1885, for . trip around the world oapt.
Phelps had as his glests several ciasswAtee u
- oan EFanciso0 was mado In thirty dayR Mere
The party ves reduced 70 Oaph fheaps ana NJ.
Hultem, q Wuke9oau0. Tbs Others VIZ cone
clares that he would u86sEtake ne journey sgaan
6 a0y tina.
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The Postmaster Generals Trip.

GOING WEST ON TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Postmaster General Villas will accompany Mr.
Nash, the superintendent OF the Railway Mail Ser
vice, tomorrow, on tour ofinspection OF the fast
mail service between New York. Chicago, and st.
Paul. While absent they will consider the feast.
bity OF establishing depots at Chicago, st. Louis
and Atlanta for the distribution OF pos
tai cards and stamped envelopes TO
the post Ofhces in those localities. Under
the present system these supplies are sent
from the mandatory, at Castleton, New York, in
registered pouches, to the individual Offices both
large and small. The increase in the number OF
postoffces has made this system very cumber-
some, and 1t Is the intention to endeavOr to avoid
the delay in furnishing these supplies by establish
ing depots OF supplies at the points named. The
experiment will probably be first tried at Chicago
can be placed in charge Of the clerical force at
psesent employed In the Chicago post-Of11ce, or
whether IT viii be necessary to employ extra
clerks
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT CHARLESTON. - At
Charleston, South carolina, Easter sunday was
ushered In with an earthquake shock, which
occurred about 630 O'Clock. While a. did no
damage. IL was severe enough 10 starile people
from their beds and To brighten early church.
goers This Is the only shake felt there since March
Ia last.
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Leo Mil. and Queen Victoria.


IL seems that 1887 is the fiftieth year OF the
popes ''orders" as well rs the queens jubilee. IL
Is rumored that there is 10 be an exchange OF let
tiers and presents the latter 10 consist OF .sump-
tuous" mosaic and valuable missaL Few peo-
pie, however, are aware that the pope and her
majesty are personally acquainted They first
met at BRUSSELS when Pecci was nuncio, and nj a
great banquet given 10y the King Ina honor Of his
royal visitor, Pecci az dorm OF the corps dipto-
ndftqte. sat by her side, and entered into long
and animated conversation with her. Later on
Cardinal Pecci came 10 London, and there had
audience OF the queen. The pope often speaks OF
these interviews, and 10 Is certainly the only in
stance OF such a meeting since the reformation.
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District OF Columbia Volunteers.
DISCHARGES ORDERED AT THB NAvY-YARDs.-The
funds available for repairs to naval vessels are at
very low ebb, and within short time heavy dis
charges OF force will be made at the navy-yards
Reductions have already been ordered at the Mare
Island, Portsmouth, and New York yards
THE APPOINTMENT OF BRIGADIER GENERAL
to succeed General Wilcox, who retires on the
10th Of April, is matter of considerable specula-
ton in Army circles. Notwithstanding the many
applications for the office 1t is generally regarded
that COL Wesly Merritt, superintendent OF West
Point Academy, will be appointed.
PERsoNAL-Wm. O. Wheeler and W. F. Paige OF
New York, A. X. Spencer Of New Haven, Conn.,,
and G. Maynard of Marquette. Mich, are at
administration j. Hail. the new Commits
London, Jas. Bindley Of Cincinnati, Jno L. Rogers
OF New York, and g. c; Hanps OF the Navy, are at
the Ebbitt-~c. M. Richmond and G. W. Palmer
Havana n at
Wh1te ,,e9 o. ., Brooklyn s Is at III
ana F. w. Llndeke OF st. Paul, are OF the Airing
ton.-Mr. Oscar L. Straus, the new minister to
Turkey sailed from New York on saturday, for
Metropolitan. T. Barrow OF Boston is at the
Hygeia Hotel Old Point Comfort, from washing
Mabel Chrissly, Miss Wickham, j. A. Roberts and
wife, Mrs. s. Nicholson, Miss May jones' Mrs. ]. H.
Giinore J; 3; Gilmore and s; SEMINAR and wife
Thursday last elected President OF the Metropoli-
tan Stenographers' Association Of New YORK.
sasa o$ on
day to join his family, now in Europe. Sergeant
alarms Canaday OF the Senate, who suffered
on Pennsylvania avenue, some w weeks ago, is now
able 10 get about on clutches.
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RRv Mr.. MooREs WEDDING GUN.-Rev j. Aaron
Moore colored, took stand on the street. I'm Jack
son. Miss, saturday, shotgun In hand. and as
Willie Taylor a coiored youth or twenty, ap-
preached the parson leyelled his gun and would
have shot the boy had he not lodged behind a
white man. The parson and the boy were arrest
ed and taken before the mayor, who learned that
the rate minister charged Taylor with the ruin of
his eighteen-year-old daughter Emma. A IL
cense was procured. and the young people were
married by the mayor. Taylor Is son OF q dea-
con I'm the narSOn'S church
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Cut Off From Both Beer and Water.
Wash. Cor. New York Times.
The District Commissioners have not only cut
on the supply OF beer for the Washington people,
but they have at the same time deprived large
portion OF the population of the water supply, to
which they are entitled and for which they pay
heavy tax. The entire northwest section above
I street and all the district about Capitol Hnl
mas pcen without water since O'Clock this
m morn HSs, While the District commisstoners
ties to find some shadow OF pretext for closing
tanrants preventing the sale OF cigars milk, ice.
sass On ps sday Is S
ana prohibit sales OF newspapers, the running Of
horse and steam-cars and steamboars. 36-inch
flooding large area near the boundary line.
There There does not appear to have been any notice
a One Sax ~ fns UNIV
ing and many persons have been in great distress
afternoon IL feeble ana az weary way to
the leak IL was found that tho appliances needed
ior making repairs were not at hand. Halt dozen
leaE, and had not found a It at last accounts:
me engineer Commissioners, who has charge OF
sns Matsr supply went out % look ct the HOODED
that after he had spent brief time observing the
@egeH ne was taken away for drive BY lady
trict deprived OF water il would probably spread
into very disastrous connagratfon, - the num-
Der o. pumps and clsterns e extremely small
TEE Ascn1Jox cuuncu v.srRY EleczIox.--At
church this evening to hold ts annual election o
four voted In. Those IN favor Of the continuance
o. sne present management win vote the foN0Min9
ticket: 8 =: HolAblrd, J. 9. Kelton, Charles KIM
xnssSef ne Sinossy q AZ 1 Sssr Viii put up
s,c nos e not bus Y e ppossd that they VIII
Tmilnr 60 lie one az iass ~. vesr. - -
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WORSE THAN THE:FoRTY THIEVES


Particulars of the Conspiracy Of Pan
Handle EmplOyes-Fifty-six Arrests
i'm Piitsburg.
PITTBURG, April 11.-John 81. Hampton, attOr-
ney for the Pennsylvania Co., this morning said:
"1n september, 1886, there were 80 freight
crews on tne Pan Handle, coming into P1ttSDufg.
or these, 20 crews were found to be crooked.
The goods were obtained by the thieves In
various ways. In many instances the seals were
broken, while In others hatchetS were used to
CUT HOLES IN THE ENDS OF CARS,
through which the men took what they coveted.
"Then they reported the car in bad condition
claiming that the hole had been made by accident.
The operations were all the result Of combina-
tion.
81 do not knw that the members of the combi-
nation were oath-bound, but a thorough under
standing existed among them"
A thing which alarmed us more than anything
else, was that they stole large quantities OF whiS
Ky, and drank 1t in the cabOOSes
Men were continually reported drunk on duty,
and the probability OF disaster was something
friShtful to contemplate. All kinds of goods were
stolen.
Fences were established in this city, where the
stolen property was sold, the money being evenly
divided among the crews.
The arrests have c.elted the greatest excite.
ment among railroad employees OF this city.
There are hrty-siX ar eStei mel now in Jail here.
A Suspicious Vessel Off Cork.
LONDON, April lit is reported that there is q
suspicious vessel OF YOughal, County Cork, wait
ing for chance to land cargo OF dynamite.
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s. J. MEEKS.
PERSONAL.

John A. ROMAN, FORMERLY OF ROMAN l.
cox, desires 70 see his friends At the Only and
T I9 fart Payment Clothing and Tailoring Co,
CIYM SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Oan0 Answers. Send 10 cents to book stores or 10
s. W. FLiNN, A. NJ Ivy Institute
mhlV-1ms y. w. Cor. 9Th aud SITS. NV.
On ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ US we are now prepared to pay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address or call at
SuSTH'S Old stand 61v St NV. mh14-4m
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The GARFIELD STATUE.-It is expected that the
pedestal for the CARRIED statue, at the intersec-
ton OF Maryland avenue and 1st street, will be
completed within 10 days.
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SUICIDE OF ANOTHER RUSSIAN GENERAL - Tho
death OF Gen. krock, Russian commander at War
saw. announced on March "a and then supposed
TO have been the result OF murderous attack. IL
now transpiries was due to the generals own
hand The reason given is that he was overcome
by grief on learning that his son had been az
rested on suspicion OF being implicated I'm The
cent ATTEMPT 10 nSSaSSinate the car.
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Naval ORGANIZATION.

Naval OrX8n1Z0ttO0e
INSTRUCTIONS TO CHIEFS OF BUREAUS RELATIVE TO
THE PURCHASE OF MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES FOR THE
NAVY.
In pursuance Of his plans for the reorganization
OF the system of procuring and utilizing naval
stores secretary Whitney has sent to the chief OF
bureaus OF the Navy Department circular letter,
requiring them to prepare for his approval by the
:oth inst schedules OF such material and supplies
as they estimate will be required In their respec-
tive departments during the next fiscal year. The
scneduleS are required to show the surplus stores
ana supplies On hand, and whenever such surplus
SUCK VIII answer needs OF any bureau the same
VIII De noted In the schedules. The inventory
board VIII receive these schedules, and note and
report any and all additional cases In which the
eAistlng surplus stock Will answer the re-
qulrements OF the schedules, and when the sched-
nies have been appraised by the Secretary the
sn. VIII classify advertise and
June proYimo all purchases and PAYMENTS for the
same Will DE made under the direction OF the Pay.
master-General OF the Navy; and when open pur-
chase requisit1ons have been approved BY the
chiefs OF bureaus, they will be transmitted to the
PaymaSter-General for his action.
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CHAs. 8. SWEET. Secretary EndicOtt's private
| secretary, has returned from months visit to
his home in Chicago. During his absence the du-
ties OF private secretary were performed by John
Randolph.
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The Presbytery Of Washington.


AN ADJOURNED MEETING HELD THIS MORNING IN THE
NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH.
An adjourned meeting OF the Washington city
Presbytery was held this morning In the lecture
room Of the New York Avenue church. In the alb
sence Of the moderator, Rev. Mr. French. Rev. DR..
ChlldS presided. Rev. j. P. Dardier, Of the Evan
gelical Society of Geneva, was invited to sit as
corresponding member. Rev. Drs sunderland.
chester ana Bittenger were appointed a committee
on the history OF the Presbytery to report at the
centennial meeting OF the General Assembly, to be
held In Philadelphia in 1883
Reports IN regard to mission work In Virginia
were received. Ex-Justice Strong resigned as
member OF the board OF directors the presbytery
and ex-Judge Drake was appointed in his place
Judge Drake onered paper in regard to re-
sponsive and ritualistic services In the churches
which called attention TO the fact that the gen.
eral assembly had made deliverance on the sub
1ect. The resolution was not discussed and action
will be taken upon it at the next meeting OF the
presbytery. The services referred to are the re-
Sponsive reading OF the Psalms which form part Of
the service In some OF the Presbyterian churches,
and also the repetition OF the creed. The intro
duction Of such features into the public service is
objected to by some strict Presbyterians The
presbytery adjourned at l2 o'clock to meet on the
first Monday In May.
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REPoRToRIAL KNIGHTS or LABoR.-The Horace
Greeley" is the name of the local assembly OF re-
portortal Knights OF Labor attached 20 District
Assembly No. "a. In New York city, n large body
OF workers who are engaged In the printing. pub
fishing, bookblnding and other affiliated trades
and occupations. IL is said there are forty menl-
bers In the new local assembly, and all the daily
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Ascension Parish.
ECCLESIASTICAL ELDCTIONRERING TO SECURE A
Vypc

ECCLESIASTICAL ELECTIONRERING TO SECURE A
CHURCH vRSTRY.
The election OF vestrymen in the Episcopal
churches throughout the city takes place to-day
and tonight. In most instances there will be no
opposition, and those whose time has expired will
be reelected. In a few instances. however, there
may be some contest shown. It is evident that
such condition OF affairs has been thought likely
In the Ascension parish, and the rector OF the
church, in order to keep the present veStry In
vice. has signed and transmitted to those fayOra-
BILE or supposed to favor their retention the fol-
lowing circular letter:
The present vestry Of the parish is composed of
the following members: Gen. s. B. Holabifd, Gen.
]. c. KeltOn, Charles King, j. X. McCammon, C..
G: Lee, Marshall Mcdonald, A. g. Pratt, w. r.
Riley. The veStry so composed will be continued
in Office If at the annual election held at the parish
church on Easter Monday, April Il, at p M, you
use the enclosed ballots. Their use is explained
by the following provision of the law: They 'shall
by majority OF votes put out four OF the eight
vestrymen whom they please, anc shall immedi-
ately thereafter elect by ballot four vestrymen
from among the persons qualtfied to vote, includ-
ing those whom they have voted out, all or any Of
whom they may reflect"
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AN OFFICERS WIFE AssAuLTED.-A telegram
from Price. Utah Ty., April 9, says: A coored
soldier named watson Freeman went TO the resi-
dence or one OF his officers, entered IT. and. sez-
Ing the officers wife, attempted TO assault 10 :.
In this he was not successful, and, abandoning
his purpose, he fed from the post. He remained
away only day or two. when he returned and
surrendered himself. IL Is said that the lowest
penalty for this crime is fifteen years imprison-
ment. The lady l. said 10 be a niece OF Col Ben
teen, the late commander at the post.
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CoxR.
SOxEi

Coxx, Coxx.
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEaT FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANIES
COKE
Ordezu reeeivelat
Once Gas Company. AIS 10th ~ nv.
aathsr Of The eight olacss Of JOHNSON BROTHERA
A.6. JOHNSON BROTHERS. ofheea
BALDWIN yoHNsoES ofHcea
ana q
HENRY \ JONES'. sroosxy STORE:
asian S10l i d. n.w- 0soEos4own.
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The Hunted Gear.

HI FINDS LE1Exna OK Ms fA1f8 3g01Af3NDso NM
WITH DRATA
LoMDox April m.Ine zs,.ss ,s., re ~ ~
fore returning to Gatschina on wednesday, FOUND
letters on his writing table II tie winter palace
Threatening him with death.
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Brick, g, mr. 9th. .412.500
Brick. G.. mr. 10th. .12,500
Brick, M.n'rConn.av12,00
Brick, 18th. mr. +. 1880
Brick, Grant Place. 5000
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
"JUsTICE FOR IRELAND.~


A Tremendous DemOnstrati0m Against
Coercion i'm London To-Day.
LONDON, April Ill p.m.-The day appointed fof
the great demonstration in London against the
Irish coercion BILL now before the house OF conf
mons, opened brilliantly, the weather being
Dalmy and the sun shining brightly. Vast CROWDS
OF people are marching toward Hyde Park, where
the meetings are to be held from every district OF
London, with bands, banners, and carriages nlled
Win leaders In the days exercises The utmost
enthusiasm prevails In the great throngS Many
or the banners exhibited bear portraits OF Mr..
Gladstone, Michael Davitt and Father Keller, and
the inscription, "Justice fer Ireland" Fourteen
for the use OF orators have been erected
IN hyde Park and occupy the whole frontage facing
the fashionable park lane.
All those taking part in the procession from the
east 10 the west end OF London wear green r0SetteS
10 initiate the Irish emblem, the shamrock.
large force OF police is held in reserve for an
emergency.
AN IMMENSE AND ORDERLY MEETING.
Tne gathering In Hyde Park was the largest ever
nei0 IN London. The people were enthusiastic, but
A motion protesting against the coercion bill
was OHereQ simultaneously from the fourteen plat
forms and carried amid great enthusiasm.
Mrs Gladstone watched the anti-coerci0n pro-
cesslon from window in Piccadilly, and was given
an ovation by the men In line.
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HOWARD. e33 F st. NV.

TcOR SAIE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
window house on T st. n ". between eth and lgth,
liz 1 S3k. fronting south Address QUlNIUS,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,oR sALE--Two-sToRYB BRICK. SEVEN ROOMS
and sSass s snss q
schools and markets.; $50. Two-etory Brick nine
apiI-st ~ RH LEOPOLD 1881 st. NV
E'oR iL E-!CoMPLETE-AN ELEGANT DWELL;
mirrors aisoyss = feet non. and side alley Apply
HoITzaiN ION and !. st. i'S' H. n~ sp II 81 =
EoR sALE-A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE Two
story and basement brick dwelling ON street bet;
oen an With .a eS Fp1ns onS
ss 3 9Y:,s Il *ASS sFs i , SSs NV.
ly altered and repaired. IL rooms and bath modern
ae Hp9s ;
n AM TT
EfoR sALE-AN EI6HT-RooM FRAME HOUSE.
s$Ss " IT, 'D $40 BOWLS 81 IS. eS.
FOR sALE-A SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND
s. for $3.50 cash. or sso 5'i SS%rEs
F9fIE, FOE, 5. I.HogsEsIGrT TINS OUT. ., ooo
4, mean NJ GsR SS i 5JjsSS
G.. 10Th. 5000 18TH. near iowa G. :: 5000
t. BIB s; near lf~. isSS
ape-ss JSo' 0SSowLEs co, 1921 st.
FOR sALEIIN BLAGDEN's -R0w-FINE LARGE
House BIS Indiana ave Is rooms modern inn
f. quick purchaser $4,000. BEN s. PIN PIKE sos
9TH ST. NV. ap11 -6ts
TOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY
ono s Dn
berry, &c Cheap if sold at once. Inquire Of nvrp
ap9-I2t l4is st.
FOR sALE,BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, WITH $4,000
than ground iiHlsr hhelgi,s will sell lover now
at re
81 the eitS hsfs
Tor sALE-A VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON ST.
ap9-3t SETTLE L MOFFETT, 1871 st.
EoR SALE UNFINISHED OR FOR RENT FUR
sirabe part Of oakland Garrett Co. Nd. There is
ss IN
complete order For further address
ap9-3t. Baltimore, Md.
Tor sALE-F1vE NEW ALLEY BRICKS; WATER
in yards rent for s'l-'o pT Hf 81 t b99eEn1E
ap9-3t 1915 street.
EOR sALE-LOT ON ERIE ST. IMPROVED BY
u new eightroom frame dwelling; south front;
'h aes: years W. RILEY DE 1sqyfl,t
Real Essae Une1seiIed properly for in1sssmeat
speculation or for home.
bay
Provements, wood mantels. mirrors, &C.: price very
.
delightful home.
Brick House on New Hampshire ave-. now occupied
$4,000. A good bargain.
beautiful Lot on 18th st. NV. IS feet front; only
81 per square foot rare bargain.
CHOICE Lots on Washington Heights Meridian Hill,
Capitol Hill. in northwest section West Washngton
burlelth, Forest Glen &C., &c.
Also, 900 feet Of Land in West Washington. on .
tine corner, improved by large, oldfashioned house
A capital investment
And other equally desirable bargains
a aRyBlS'0 rREsshEY s s asE ssS It
Tor SALE-A wELLBUILT HOUSE, SOUTH
east near 9th; 3 rooms, bath and improvements;
slde alley: hne parking; rented for $50 per month";
bargain at $500. EAST WASHINGTON REAL ES-
TATE CO., GIL st. NV. ap9-3t.
EoR sALE.A NICE BRICK HOUSE ON 22D ST:
IL rooms: $4,000.
zoos ST; IA rooms open CRATES bay window;
IT. concreted alley: cheap; 100000
1905 18th ST.; 10 rooms; mod. imps.; marble man
tells; lot 20x100 to alley $4,25O.
2Ol4 h st. rooms; mod, impS lot 20 3X14O, to
10 IT. alley In good order recently remodeled; good
home or investment; $1,000.
1906 st. NV: g rooms; lot 26x73 $500.
Three good Frames; IL, IA and l6 Massachusetts,
ave- NV, $1,000. GEO. w. LINKINS,
ap9-ot cor 18th and II SITS. NV.
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CAPTAIN ALEXANDER ROGERS, 4th cavalry, and
First Lieutenant VIM. p. Evans, 10th infantry,
have been relieved from duty at West Point and
ordered to join their proper stations.
The FLAGSHIP RICHAOND.-The Navy Depart
ment is informed that the flagship Richmond ar
lived at Bermuda April 3, and would leave in few
days for st. Thomas. The English training squad
ron, under command OF Commodore Markham, ar
rived at Bermuda, April s, from Barbados on the
way home.